Here’s a comprehensive list of 50 SwiftUI commands:
1. Text
Displays static or dynamic text.
Example:
Displays the text “Hello, World!” on the screen.
2. Button
Creates a tappable button.
Example:
Creates a button labeled “Tap me” that prints a message when tapped.
3. Image
Displays an image from assets or system.
Example:
Displays a filled star image using SF Symbols.
4. VStack
Vertically stacks its child views.
Example:
Arranges “Item 1” and “Item 2” vertically.
5. HStack
Horizontally stacks its child views
Example:
Arranges “Item 1” and “Item 2” horizontally.
6. ZStack
Overlays views on top of each other.
Example:
Places “Hello” text on top of a red background.
7. Spacer
Adds flexible spacing between views.
Example:
Pushes “Start” and “End” texts to opposite sides.
8. List
Displays a scrollable list of items.
Example:
Creates a vertical scrolling list with two rows.
9. ForEach
Dynamically generates views from a collection.
Example:
Creates 5 text items dynamically.
10. NavigationView
Wraps views in a navigation container.
Example:
Displays the content inside a navigation context.
11. NavigationLink
Creates a navigable link to another view.
Example:
Navigates to the “Detail View” when tapped.
12. Form
Creates a form with input fields and other controls.
Example:
Creates a form with a label and text field.
13. TextField
Accepts user input as text.
Example:
Displays an editable text field with a placeholder.
14. SecureField
Creates a password-protected text input.
Example:
Masks the entered text for privacy.
15. Toggle
Creates a switch to enable or disable options.
Example:
Creates a switch to toggle an option on or off.
16. Slider
Creates a range-based slider for value selection.
Example:
Allows users to select a value between 0 and 1.
17. Picker
Presents a selection interface.
Example:
Creates a picker with two options.
18. Step
Provides an incremental counter control.
Example:
Creates a stepper to increment or decrement values.
19. DatePicker
Provides a control for picking a date and/or time.
Example:
Allows users to pick a date.
20. ProgressView
Displays a progress indicator.
Example:
Shows a progress bar indicating 70% completion.
21. Sheet
Presents a modal sheet from the bottom of the screen.
Example:
Displays a modal view as a sheet.
22. Alert
Displays an alert with a message and buttons.
Example:
Shows an alert with a warning message.
23. ActionSheet
Displays a set of options in a pop-up from the bottom.
Example:
Presents a set of options for user action.
24. ClipShape
Clips a view into a specific shape.
Example:
Clips the image into a circular shape.
25. Opacity
Controls the opacity of a view.
Example:
Sets the opacity to 50%, making the text semi-transparent.
26. RotationEffect
Applies rotation to a view.
Example:
Rotates the text by 45 degrees.
27. ScaleEffect
Scales a view by a multiplier.
Example:
Increases the size of the text by 150%.
28. Shadow
Adds a shadow to a view.
Example:
Adds a shadow with a radius of 5 to the text.
29. Padding
Adds padding around a view.
Example:
Adds 20 points of padding around the text.
30. Frame
Sets a fixed size for a view.
Example:
Gives the text a fixed width of 100 and height of 50.
31. Border
Adds a border around a view.
Example:
Adds a 2-point red border around the text.
32. Background
Applies a background view behind a view.
Example:
dds a yellow background to the text.
33. Overlay
Adds a view on top of another view.
Example:
Places text in the center of a circle.
34. OnAppear
Performs an action when a view appears.
Example:
Prints a message when the text view appears on screen.
35. OnDisappear
Performs an action when a view disappears.
Example:
Prints a message when the view disappears.
36. Animation
Applies animations to view transitions.
Example:
Applies an ease-in-out animation to scaling the text.
37. Transition
Controls how a view enters or exits a screen.
Example:
Applies a fade-in transition effect when the text appears.
38. TabView
Creates a tabbed navigation interface.
Example:
Displays two tabs labeled “First” and “Second.”
39. GeometryReader
Gives access to view dimensions and layout information.
Example:
Displays the width of the view’s parent.
40. Custom Modifier
Defines custom view modifiers.
Example:
Applies custom padding and background to a text view.
41. ScrollView
Creates a scrollable container for views.
Example:
Displays the text within a vertically scrollable area.
42. Color
Represents colors for backgrounds, text, etc.
Example:
Displays a red color block.
43. CornerRadius
Applies rounded corners to a view.
Example:
Rounds the corners of the background by 10 points.
44. Blur
Applies a blur effect to a view.
Example:
Blurs the text with a radius of 5.
45. SafeAreaInset
Creates custom insets for the safe area.
Example:
Adds a green inset at the bottom of the view.
46. Gesture
Adds gesture recognizers to a view.
Example:
Prints a message when the text is tapped.
47. PreferenceKey
Creates a custom preference key for view values.
Example:
Defines a custom preference key to pass values between views.
48. AlignmentGuide
Customizes the alignment of a view within a stack.
Example:
Adjusts the leading alignment of the text by 20 points.
49. Mask
Applies a mask to a view, defining which parts are visible.
Example:
Masks the star image to only show within a circular area.
50. Environment
Accesses shared data across a view hierarchy.
Example:
Dynamically updates text based on the system’s color scheme (dark or light mode).
